About Us

OUR STORY

GOOD FOR THE CARIBBEAN

Sowed in the fertile soil of Trinidad & Tobago in 2015, Bene Caribe springs a conscious fashion brand, where ethical consumption and a colourful Caribbean spirit threads the fabric of each piece.

With a no-waste business model, we pride ourselves on our commitment to sustainability and integrity.

Fueled by a passion and thirst for social responsibility within the Caribbean, our brand extends far beyond fashion.

Bene Caribe weaves a community-driven social enterprise collaborating with several Caribbean organisations

With donations made to The Backpack Project, The Voice of Lupus Foundation, Cause An Effect, Nature Seekers, PSI Caribbean and more, proceeds from our sales help support Caribbean innovation and development.

Through our blog features, we aim to promote the excellence of the Caribbean diaspora, highlighting those whose principles reflect and align with the Bene Caribe ethos: empowerment, benevolence and all things Good For the Caribbean.

OUR FOUNDER

Meet Abby Charles, founder and pioneer of Bene Caribe.
Charles first stitched the concept of a Caribbean-centric social enterprise funded by a cultural slow fashion brand in 2015.

Today, donating to nonprofits across the region, she supports social change with revenue generated by the Bene Caribe brand.
Unmistakably promoting the region, Charles continues to shine a light on all things Good For The Caribbean.

OUR BELIEFS

Ethical Use of Materials & Resources

We prioritize the use of natural fabrics that reduce our environmental footprint.

Fair & Living Wages

A livable wage is within the crux of our production; we value fair and equitable payments and collaborations.

Excellent Quality

From development to service, premium quality drives our innovations and operations.

THE BENE CARIBE WOMAN

Powerful. Exuberant. Radiant.
She blazes with a burning passion that refuses to be contained. A global citizen with Caribbean roots deeply planted, soaked in warmth and desire, her trandescent femininity is strong and nurturing.
Outstretching towards the sun, she is
Good For the Caribbean.

Are You BENE CARIBE?